The dynamic as i see it in the west in particular where i live is this
The political/financial/social elites have an entirely different lifestyle to that of the mainstream populace
They dont live in our world and share our experience, and yet they are the very ones who have the direct control over the circumstances we live with and they dont.
They dont stand in queues, they dont sit with the great unwashed in the waiting rooms.
They say welfare needs to be cut, but refugee intake needs to be increased.
They wont have to stand in the longer queues or the overcrowded waiting rooms the decisions produce
They tell us a move from low to high density housing is sound fiscal practise (and it is indeed for the property developers) But they wont have to struggle to get on public transport as the population density gets higher, wont have to deal with the increased crime that comes as a result.
Classic example is happening in Melbourne where masses of south sudanese refugees have been resettled
Gangs of teenagers and young adults have been contributing to a surge in crimes, particularly in Melbourne’s east where carjackings, burglaries and theft are on the rise. But one of the defining characteristics of the young offenders is boldness and apparent indifferent to consequences.
Africa Media Australia chief executive Clyde Salumu Sharady told The Australian there is an increase in crime among young people broadly but particularly African youths, especially South Sudanese teenagers.
Mr Sharady said a medley of factors explained the phenomenon of rising criminality including unemployment rates, family trauma, language barriers and the demotion of men from traditional positions of influence in the family structure.
The following nails the problem
Victoria was in the grip of a “crime crisis”, Liberal police spokesman Edward O’Donohue told The Australian, blaming Premier Daniel Andrews for “complete lack of leadership”.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...e/news-story/956eb35d41405180ae7eb4241318c95e
The Premier (in Australia these are the leaders of their particular states,) gives warm fuzzy press conferences saying we Australians need to have a big heart and take these people in, But he wont ever have his house burgled his car jacked.
Brexit was about politicians telling the masses they had to accept more immigration like it or not, One nations rise was based on the same thing. Trump played to this narrative as well
Global far-right rejoices as Trump wins
The sentiment was shared by Nigel Farage, acting leader of the right-wing UK Independence Party and French far-right National Front party leader Marine Le Pen, who quickly congratulated Trump.
"You have fought a brave campaign," Farage, who had supported Trump at some campaign events, told him.
"Congratulations to the new president of the United States Donald Trump and to the American people, free!" Le Pen tweeted.
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Their world is crumbling. Ours is being created," Le Pen's chief strategist Florian Philippot tweeted.
In Germany, a leader of the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party said that Trump's victory was "
a signal that citizens of the Western world want a political change of course."
"Not only in the US, but also in Germany citizens want
secure borders, less globalisation and common-sense policies that are more focused on their own country," Beatrix von Storch wrote on Facebook.
Greece's far-right Golden Dawn party hailed the US election result calling it a victory against "
illegal immigration" and in favour of ethnically "clean" nations.
"This was a victory for the forces which oppose globalisation, are fighting illegal migration and are in favour of clean ethnic states, in favour of self-sufficiency in the national economy," a spokesman of the party said in a post on YouTube.
"A great global change is starting, which will continue with
nationalists prevailing in Austria, Marie LePen in France and Golden Dawn in Greece."
